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Rectus Femoris Tear
Rectus Femoris Tear
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A 15-year-old female athlete presents with right anterior thigh pain, suspected to be a rectus femoris strain. Radiographs, typically normal for muscle strains, were performed to rule out bony issues. MRI revealed edema in the inner muscle belly of the rectus femoris, suggesting a subacute low-grade strain. The rectus femoris, unique for its muscle-within-a-muscle structure, presents with specific strain grading. Grade 1 shows T2 high signal at the myotendinous junction, while Grade 2 features involve fiber disruption. Grade 3 indicates complete fiber disruption and retraction, often with hematoma. A "degloving" injury is also discussed.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 29
Topic
Knee
Keywords
2nd Edition, CASE 29
2nd Edition
Knee
rectus femoris strain
muscle edema
MRI findings
strain grading
degloving injury
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